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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-13

GSrtn dtliirflty in the lt-ez11nprst OF this dis
siiess. hIts 1sszn EhR frEhiIity TO Hl,rsly thl
1ernnfliss 10 uii1R wInle sem Bf Inflammation
H,Iif isr M the nfiaIIre tD nse the right rs1n-
aststg
Qsrr trBalnBrt gnngiEts in using maci
e,sItss IN tine 6Brm al Di.alnants which are
Sfrnnsh ant slrsysd aizruugh the head ana
1ii-1'ift, nsHnisns every pE1T az the head thai
z sl1I'is cam nassnh. The rHmedy -emains in
TINE lh.saH I'M =FIrne mime slasses -aRdilv into
Esfsfur and reHfihss Ge rs lied with rnurIIs
lflisf,HssshserD IRE .ssHnber fyy medicine in
hHriif dr geEwhfrBH fBrm,
Una uresicruErt; IL Pheasant nnd even child
nam VIII HnliR IL raadily siftar the FIRST time
a1aSwifig tine ussEiBz 1t win give them al
gngul.
GauEtsigrlsiuIiRl rEmafsies are sEmplpvad for
1ith AiHnt, e1e. fIliBnss cHn treat them
selves a hume wihHn nanEssEry,
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RAPID Heasinr 81 The Heart.

Whenever you feel an uHessiEeks in the
region OF the heart, slight pain In the
shoulder. arm. or under the shoulder blade
or when Won find yourself short Of breath
when exercising, sY your heart hiss periods
Of beating fast. you have heart disease end
should take Dr. fLrxIs HkAnI knnm1H-
4! DzugEi> q. psseziPftys 4s5;1.e
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Hns .AEsr,1s:s. February 3 1856

Flr.. Eagx1s:--lf it wBre nsa tnr ynr I sm
su iissf,sH 1iitfi 4 wpuld nov he dead With
Dtun sfzizHRsH, which hnd troubled
nna an uxte ye-rs, IS al the
rsS-nr u hsczn treatnaut last
xl1usrtr,s, d WINS tailUx Ihzt ] was unable 10
gunlaiuuf urv "Trip East. a,tsr stirling. and
w.rr l,linan 10 rslsnsn from Hohsve- wish
In hsss.ffg 4hE1 was enrue, cured IN thfee
rusufl,ss NM ipiEnd Ypur chHrreE very ren-
-.rurl.ln' Hrs II. p. MERsEfEAu.
~ Burnard street.
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Auasunraa, IN ). Bunker n aln % l4Ssnu
a.as AE5EuEs, Dec. 10Th, 1855.

uI.. VI. n. WlANlk.
WIS rrur5fileH With moist c itRrrh of the
1nse HEisd HfErDsf dgr nbnut TWO sn1 hall
wsfrs,, EhBre always being q disaeroeablc
6ptisstir asHsue the Ersf pRi1te and g eisposi-
tim 81 dlntzr uhe lisrnas. Your trenrrneGf
anftrE5Sr g;fEred mn in sne mBrith
Ers- ANNIE TowysEHn,
1Ds Olive street.
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Qns ANer,g.s. outnber . =

llEfN y -A-FtsfIf.n, 0IIDbBl =, %.
Tins rs 10 rBrr11r 1hHf WIS tronbicd with
asthma EnE alranriIitis dor unA and hall
ytsit.,>s. Iln1 nts<9sT WRK E1r.re,y Tree from II
al aEig tiInH nlli rwD rnBn hs asso Iut myself
uEnflsr tnr 0s1re al Hfr. VI. N Davis, and his
iisialhiSisrfx rHwrn lne raiisf II once. so thar
g,ru1h a-sHn1 10 my business Rswnll IS ever.
Z nFlw lgifiEvE .hR1 ] In entirety Bufed.
H ]. DEYo,
Vfnarsn strnnt nna vernon aVenne.
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1g1E nrrJJIrss. aur 15S6.

y. J,
Ting If IN rzsrtlig -gnaE have been troubled
S1lst 1hs GaEfE-riih dT ipIlr vBE-s. Ms breath
w-a.s Offensive 4snd uEBd fiifs7enf kinds of
mRififitnR ana III aEiied ID uuFe me. went
~ In W. y. mEsiis. and hn trreassd me with
1fe rtedipRl EniRlEfiDn .-reztmBn. snd was
efIs,sdl in 5sry five difys, and Hm nov in per.
ftssi hsRi5h .All thnse that are troubled
wfalh 51la DasEli:-h had bsssBr 70 and consult
IN. .BalEls. JOSEPH BAKER,
LII E. First street.
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Unucee...rr ,,1z.crx.

P-ucsaly zs mleA misery Qumsts
fr1cr hshitna1 cQ1zsiQAE1uu as hsam zzlT sht-
ranxcunenE Of f11a iaInnlslins OF TIN 1nsifr,,.
11d Il is G1iuul1 ~ cune.. 6sr 1ia nettsaIr
<E1nazk Hamburg 4sE4 wurt DfzuEcHd ~ al1r-
V11zn IN dAz1=UlfK 1nzE t3EsE WzEA a4
- lH191 se1ls - e xl..zn -
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x,1saHr. a sarrnt end vernon aEenne.
Hps Azf,ur.s- lrupr-r ". b

, .
nR;iK is ~ Qfrsity thl4 ] have been troubled
IIr iHur xaarS with bvunchitis, and in six
weeks q ifIrze bHsn almost gE1iTely cured by
lsr w N Tmgiis, and have hsd no suifoca
-ifSa sfstnfssx xllsrh commenced treatment.
Z aasn rfrBusrnBlIR Dr Davis ID any who are
truniHaf with The 1uues-
Mrs NJ. s. STEVENS,
Kifith street, near Pearl.
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Hns AVG LIES. ..lune ls. 1855.

n W ~ WfnNfr.
DEAR SrE.-a w.ss ssouhled with q bad
afIrm ail CA zErrh al hiie nose End throat for
eltrtiG Sqa-s. sGnf 4 am Thankful TO say that
ysrsr tErpift1neT1t 1iRs sEtiairely nIzred me in
i5ssw wsss.sss atsirlf wsefzkD- My Efsmach was
SHINE aifB1sH. cEusing indigestion, which
WIS sgssIssyeE ri gTnre. hEve gained ten
lasrInfis sihuce 4 hsaeHn treaomenf and feel
eaislzr o. az s1une WIS n child.
Mi.s. ELLA IIlKINs0g,
Flcuarpa Erreal aIeer Ward
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-13

DIR W-N AAVug
Ufi.AR >slre,-a I'm hnTHlv N inform you thst
zFls1r rssrnHttifS hrxH tu7ad tha terribly oh
N iiiisH ;sstsi,;h III the bnck 5Jrt oi the aas
tniis amt HtE-ng.. H-gm wIich suffered 50
lrunh. u adBes nr1 1Tnrsle me ut sl now,
and 4 huzse a1llly rnl-en g1Er -rcgtInent about
saEfa IsBlttisK fnh hail.
YnIE-s a-rsl.llrnIlr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-13
EsMreExp uxEsEy.
mE HaszHuu ur1rrxuD H4Br u,suauxrro

A-&--s nss-ss1@tlu At4si-4A11D fx0I INHALATION,
I'm t2iss Gslsgiia I'd Sgiannss we rsaa this San
Hsinss-: -nlhe general a5ifem Bf oxygen in
ilt1IEi,e IL uhfss Gif n Aletgivine principle. /"
Hxsr 9s1nfte Ihe dfisuUvE,y OF Oxygen br
f,,,ssssass, lhH This iHan shssr url4errnnEt in
the mind 1nsslei3fl. iur. siane Fesnirztian Is
afte princess q1 a administering lDxyrrn to the
asssslfiss % rtif BnEy 5Airuugh THE agsncv oi
slie tilBan InaH IN 1he lungs, -sr1s1fvine the
lrae biiaHlQ rite 1hgurfft i stircrircfv puns
sifNn tire MUD nhE1 IL, i'm cases of ldisease on
lslqeriss9r a1-zrnssnaeiHl, we Boll6 help the
sI1lieF 10 rnfT-e 1hEn ghesr ususl ;arr8unt nj
d7.ylsgsI we w1BTlld he wiiei dug a weapDn of
VAST rs1inEtsEl ssiisrtiUBnsss
Er-f9tzsnf1 ssz1leiriBnre EhSwg this thearv 10
1ts 9,Es-r19 19tt, Izud nssss- hgye We seen a case
en Assahrns, 5rDnDnitis, Consumption or
fl.s,aIyRl Ras6 Ety, 1fts1 1he 1nhzlations. prop
esnT Rtan1tilisstreA, 5nilsE % resievz moro ~
esss. Ills lrue 1hE1 OoHsumptinn in the
Esff1rt siFEsr,e 9En Gnly Bc relieved EXCEPT in
rfz,ae hns.an.sss. hsiif BIzr relief, funded
H1ldn azlainitsnfsa, ls tisn1 xvBry case esn be
a5inet i'm nhB ts-sss sstnga. fnf the lHrca ma
gErifg i'm uibR sssrEInc srsgs, C-imRtic infiu-
anss4 ae51rs 5spfrsils.
Hlin hnume r-pEsrnsiit DEn ban sent per
azz1naEs I'D fsfgy 40 dress.
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HAS Arss.,Irs Dnr o ns

BH.. w. \ WtAxfs-Issar Sir.-d wish 70 fes-
sllt flk tsp wihtat yDEr cat aTuh itrestlntnt has
.oEtDf M 1na- w;aE rrpEhled with catnrrh
9sr iis'h an 81 g'sl'Erx ~ more, and felt as II
dteti5h wnnsG be relis5 MY SENSE nj smell
y = ssifssrsser --ina. Ene my hssring and
Elss;se w'at vSB-s uuur.h f1fsntpd. Your treat
u1..iIr ns8stssrs.r NJ ailfea. sns in SeT weeks
slfzrBT 9itred 1ne ana re 11red my lost
sssIIssas I'D ttigiz- nzrrz-sl Bun aitiBn.
PRISCILLA DT1DLEY
e. As1ia3bHw s difhssa M 10. DpwnF7 block
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uuxsrarKu0x FREE.

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yxssL GarARgH

hn'nifiss1 uEnHn n Dsw F1iuciple, founded
IslaETEilth fnst allfE. the q sasse II parasitic il
- 'riasln. N1e nfz-gsiSes Gan be demon
5lalah ct ny liiz mIfTDscsgih md VIII present
ne llngnrl.fgtn sihEEK,n hls.lrN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-13

Heat Resor
THoUsAND HUNDRED FEET ABOVE snAk
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Hns ArssrFs. yuir 9Th. asss.

Dr. W. n RaUsS.
\ Z hsEsn aRan sraHilea with catsrrh OF the
iEiv wssriiFt1r 1fr HbBuI five wears, since three
ysarrs 1ssifrR 4 came 10 California, and in
aEia nnntth srsh TtEi 4 have been entirely
gIisrBh iy rFu-r rBneflies
Ealurx l1nlS,
FFTEI WIEs
H p d. Box s25.
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M lths -lsss1saH 7-<71l4kINHs-Ns
FlignarBs stresl, near Ward.

UAiis liz 5n asrSzfy Tint i I'm regularly
9fisai1fish ESis;iritsis tEITr nat prartiuing ana
llsxR always alsisiezeH pa.zrrhe ei the chronic
nstss1l v;irriitgy 81 be IN sprurnlie hftlictinn,
silr 1ifffGItlle al lfr. W.. X Davis Kew Treat
ua.isif5' aEnt Ais sucress, ] El.plied 10 him for
ntslRifns Gnd .is,sHrTs1nrd 10 try il In the
en- q a1 aIie al my 5rignfis and did SO with
Una 1nEsa sEslstsaBtg-y rEstlts. ds Improve
HITssii, WIS HuameEifEs 1snS one rlreEssiI.tisai
sifisdsash q gura Hhe eRRe was of yeTrs'
-stsEIi1Iir i1n2 a bad Type. Gan recommend
9rr Raxiis Ia aShBse 81 slllitlr;ly fffectad
5 HALEY. NJ. n.
IRs AngslHs .Aug 4, aSS5 Fonet Block
TEnuury "a, JsS6.
: afTlify ttss5ibes thE4 the case he ITszted
dSR unIlitiH ago dE s1lA a crsB.
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nsns ANGELES. EEy 18th, 1855.

FFTEE NIEs,
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08
PEDIGREE. DESCRIPTION AND
TERMS:
ROSEBERRY IIth.-

The Imported Cleveland Bay. Roseherry llth
imported by Burgess Bros, " mona. Ills, vi IL
ner of the 1rst prize at GarsIaBg ON April 9th.
iSS2. the first prize At It. Helens on AprIl Sth,
los, also winner OF the first prize At Bolton
Horse Show On Easter Monday. \ prii 10th lSs2.
Eoseberry lith is Il beautiful bay. with black
points. stands sixteen hands high, weighs
near ,lUh pouuds: nine years old this spring.
perfectly sound. and has proved himself sure
foai getrer. and IS Kind and gentle.
ROseberry nth was got by Wonder; dam by
Young Melbourne. Wonder was got by " on
Stokesley agricultural society show, and the
first at the Cleveland agricultural Society
show in lstS; also the First At the great Ork-
shire show in l>61. ard several other prizes for
the best carriage stallion Wonderful was got
by " Onderiul Lad dam by Old " Wonderful: thus
il Will be seen that R0sebcrry llth IL closely
allied 10 some OF the grandest carriage horses
in England, and IS bound by his blood, bone and
qualify 10 get the noble carriage horse, as we'll
as the high stepping roadster, which are now
80 scarce. and yet So much in request: Young
Melbourne, the sire Of the dam of RosebeTry
llth. was "A beautiful road Ond field horse. he
laNing won several prizes, beating the rele
pTatrd PhenomeUGE on several occasions,
which Won the koSal Prize AT Taunton. and
vas aiterward sold for $50 To the h ing OF
Italy. Young Melbourne WAS got by that su-
yerinr thoroughbred horse. Lancer. which
won four tTst-class prizes Tor being the best
thoroughbred horse for ting hunters and
arriage horses Young NelbOurne's dam was
~ Merry Legs. which was the winner of the
iTst prize at the North Lincolnshire Show in
~, the second prize al the Royal Agricultural
inyal Agricultural Show he'd at Battersea In
iSi2. grand dam by BarOnct. the property of
Mr.. Briggs. Ji llurHCastle, which trotted a
mile in three minutes On several OCCASIONS.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08
.GULLlBIlITY.

The Wild phanioms and >uriehing cries
of worthless humbug can make money by
imposing upon the crednlity and ignorance
of an honest public. and the supply of this
species of work seems more than an ade-
guate demand. The enunciation Of facts
facts thar have stood crucial tests-facts
proven b. brain force and tangible evil
dence. should satisfy all laudable enter
prises: but the eNecrable practice of teach
ing false ideas and doctrines for self-aggran-
diZement is truly reprehenSihle and should
be scorned by all classes.
When one house tells you that lOdide of
Potash Is poison simply because their OPP
pOnents use 1t, and because they are pan
dering 10 your ignorance, As they suppose.
you should look upon all such as arrant
frauds and their remedies a. unworthy
public confidence, and if those who make
such assertions do not know better, they
are set of unenyiabie ignoramuSes.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08

The greatest gauv preserve in tn.
world will hc held 10y the Cheat Noun
tain SportSmrm' cluh. Il majority Of the
members OF which ire gentlemen Of This
city. Compared with II, Tuxedo park is
mere bagatcllv
The preserve lies in the heart Of the
widest region in the mountains Of West
Virginia. Il covers an area Of 80 miles,
and within it, limits there is not Il settle
ment Bear. deer. wild turkey and
other game abound, while the cool
mountain streams are filed with
the specklrd beauties that make the
heart Of the angler leap with joy. The
tract of land embraces ju.0u0 acres, and
viii he inCrpHscd by 2O. W1 acres. II is
iifty miles from the railroad, but Is
reached hy good macadamiZed road.
None but the most intrepid hunters have
.raversed its solitary wilds, while only the
merry mOonShiner has resided within its
confines. The bear and deer have had
fun swing. and the hardy hunters will
find grsat sport during the hunting sea
son in peppcring buCkshGt into this noble
game. while there are just enough rattle
snakes lettering on the hills to add the
spce of danger tO the fun.
During tn" yc"r H." preserves will he
plentifu.Ii ~to, Nd With English pheas
ants imported from the old country, and
wild bnarS will also be turned loose there.
-pitt~hurg Dispatch.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08
DOCTORS HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs failed entirely TO cure me of
sever al terrible. indolent running ulcers on
my legs, with which had been troubled
for many years. Several doctors also at
tempted 10 cure me but failed. ! have used
only a few bottles of b. B. b. (made at
Atlanta Ga..) } and the effect has been truly
magical. rs they have all healed and ] am
cured. II is worth all medicines made Tor
purifying the blood. This wonderfully quick
cure has been effected after everything else
had failed. Your medicine is daisy. and
has done the business for me. | have lived
here twenty five years. My general health
is also improving, appetite and digestion
good. sleep soundly and never felt bet
ter. Doctors told me that | could not be
cured, but Il. B. b. has cured ME.
II i decidedly the quickest, best and
cheapest blood purifier ever used. Ii is
ahead of all others. As to my case and its
cure refer to every merchant or profeS
seasonal man of Pine Bluff.
4. H. NORRIS Cotton Buyer.
Pine Bluff Ark, MAY 18th, 1856.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08
why some People Have Sore Eyes.

attribute the cause, primarily, to this
act: great many people nowadays read
newspaper. fr.Sh from the press without
thinking ur knowing that the ink upon
them contains Il quantity of arsenic.
.'Weil. the reader may say, what has
this to do with Sur, eyes" Very much,
reply. BY handling freshly printed sheets
very minute quantities II the ink offsets
upon the end of the fingers: perhaps not
enough to soil them. hUt enough Ia de
poSit the arsenic thereon. Then, II there
i particle NJ itching Of the cyclids, the
persons 80 affected almost invuuutarily
rub their eyes with the tips of their
fingers: and, n the arsenic - poison,
the result j.. disease of the eyes cnsUes
more or less. Now. U,y alyiGe : that
people wash their hands after handling
such newspapers. "r. if rot convenient to
do 81. then keep their fingers carefully
away from their rycs.-Cnr. Hail Jour
nal Of Health.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08

Rev. Dr. Falconer. Of our city, has a very
excellent and timely article on church
music" in the Chicago Current. of April ;
The following extracts will interest chors
and Others who are Just now preparing
Faster music:
The Reformed, As distinguished from the
Nedaval. shaTply-if not with touch of
vandaiSm-Separated worship and fine art.
Fine art. however idealiEed, was still. in
the philosophy of the theOiogian. a mate
rial beauty. Its pleasure was senSuOuS.
rather than spiritual The philosophy of
the theologiau cannot he questioned: but
his application OF that philosophy 10 reli-
giouS worship was either too narrow or too
sweeping. The orii-
nary music in our American Reformed
churches is of two classes: that which EN-
bodies and expresses religious feeling in d-
rect worship. As hymns and chants, and
that which. sung by choir or
chorus, eNcites religious feeling in
the heareT. aS anthems and oratorius.
This distinction should be remembered
when we discuss the question of art in
church music. Art does not mean difiicult
music. Scientifically it may he 50 difficult
a. to test the skill OF the singers and vet be
not very artistic. The art may be in the
singer. and not in the music. II may be in
the music rather than in the singer. II in
both, the best artistic effect may be pro
duced in singing Rock of Ages" by Top
lady: and if the souls of the singers and
listeners are spiritually inclined. the very
best spiritual effect may be secured at the
same time. Certainly. hymns and chants
for congregational singing should I've sung
with simple music, with pleasing melody
avoiding difficult harmonie>.
But the second class of music. used pri-
marily not in direct devotion but in general
worship. 10 influence the hearer. admits
and usually demands more of the artistic.
The true solution is not 10 exclude art, but
to make art servant rather than mistress.
The criticisms sometimes indulged in
against qUartette and other trained choirs,
would be more weiEhty Were they aimed at
the real offender. Art is not the trouble in
our Quartette music. but the lack of the
spirit Df rrDrship IN the choir. The church
Is not an opera house. The aim of the
music in the church is quite different. The
spirit of the concert or opera singer
proper enough in its PLACES out OF place
in the church choir.
Sacred music is never operate. Unless
this distinction is observed the best singers
and players in concert or OpeIa a will fail in
the church choir and at the great organ.
The singing and the playing may be
faultleSS. so far as mere execution goes.
and yet the religious effect may be lamsn-
table. The artists mast be nOJShigcls. II
not. the elimination of art from the music
will not remove the difficulty nor meet the
objections.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08
or TRIDE EDITION.

The forthcoming grand review Of IN,
trade and commerce of the city will appea
iu our large double edition nf the DNuN
RErl RIIC. on ur about April ~. Th'
only persons authorized to solicit inter
views with our manufacturers and huSi
ness men will present circular issued b,
this company. setting forth the features O
the edition. and no other persons Al,
authorized 10 represent us.
INT SPRINGFIELD L, RLI>HING Co.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08
Euardisn's Sale.

In pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Clark county, ohio, made on the 10Th
day OF March, A ID. lsN1. In the case of +. g.
Dial, guardian of Cora f.. His and John George
Hills, against his said wards. the undersigned
will. ou the l4th day of April, \. b. lsS7. at >
O'Clock p. m. on the premises, offer at public
sale the following described real estate, stu
ate in the city OF Springfield. clark county.
Ohio, TO wit: Ihirty-three lOrS. numbered
from I.1sI to 4.S22. inclusive. as the same are
numbered and designated ON plat Of add
tiOn To the said city of Springfield laid out By
said guardian Of said wards by the order OF
said court in said ease and recorded in plat
book 2 page l+5-
Terms of sale: One third cash on the day Of
sale. oDp-third in ore and Onethird in two
years from the day nf sale. 10 he secured by
mortgage on the premises sold and the de
ferred payments tn bear interest AZ The rate of
3 per cent. per annum. payable annually.
T. g. Di Al.
Guardian of Cora +. His and John George His.
-s.s
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08
sale Of Bonds.

NOTICE is hereby given that the city Of
" Springfield. Ohio. will offer for sale 10 the
highest and best bidder at the council cham
Der in said city. on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
April, \. D.. ls~I, at o'clock p. M, the bonds
of said city to the amount of one hundred and
nation OF one thousand (sl0 % dollars, each u
bear "a per cent per annum interest payable
semi annually, at the oticr Of the city treas
ur In this city, or at the Importers and
Traders National bank in New York tity-.af
the option Of the holder thereof, on the first
days of Marcl and September in each year. Gl.
I'll the payment OF the principal thereof. said
bonds to be coupon bonds: said bonds TO be is
sued for the purpose of obtaining means for
the payment of the cost of erecting a market
house and city Offices. and of procuring the
necessary real estate as a site therefor and ap
pToaches thereto. and for market space. >ait
bonds 10 be due and payable as follows: Fif
teen Thousand dollars on the ist day OF sep
tember, lsU.. and fifteen Thousand dollars on
the lst day of September IN each year there
after until the whole amount is paid. and
when sold are to be taken and paid for by the
purchaser thereof in cash. AT the office OF the
city treasurer in This city, AT such times and in
such amounts ds the city council snail from
time to time, by resolution. designate. ana rs
the needs Of the city shall require.
Bids for the purchase OF said bonds may be
fled in writing with the city clerk at any time
said bonds, and bids, either verbal or in wri
ting. will be received by said council on said
18th day OF April. at o clock p NJ. when all
bids will be considered by the city council. and
said bonds will be sold at not less than par
value and accrued interest subject to the con
dition herrinbefOre Set forth. To the highest
and best bidder.
By order Of council.
Us. SHEWALTER.
72hs City Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Hospital Commissioners of the city
of Springfield Ohio, at the Office. in the Mitch
said board. unit! y o'clock. noon. of April 9th.
lsSI, for furnishing all the material and doing
all the labor for the remodeling and repairing
0f the building on the Hospital grounds in said
city.
All bids must be for doing said work accord
ing TO the plans and specifications therefor on
file in the Office of thas. i. 'regar, architect;
and all bids must be on the blank forms furn-
ished by the clerk of said board. and shall be
enclosed in sealed envelope and deposited
with said clerk. and such sealed envelope
shall have endorsed thereon the nature of the
same.
said bids will be opened at the first regular
meeting of the board after the 9th day of April.
lSs7. and said board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BOARD OF HOSPITAL COMMISSIONERS.
By JAS. p. GOODWIN, President.
J. :. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08

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Address, BLOOD BALM CO..
Atlanta, Ga.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-08

hs-TESMS tor the above horses are
| ls follows:
ROSEBERRI llTH.Twenty Dollars to insure
mare in f0al.
NIDELL. ~47-Fifteen Dollars TO insure a
mare in inal
Roseberry and Nidell will make the
season of 1887. from April To July l. Nednes-
days and thursdays, at Jessie BrennerS sta
Die. Spring field, - and the other four days OF
each week al the Eureka Breeding stables.
six miles east of Springfield. on the old tOlum-
bus road. style aud Little Ned will be kept
At mf stables.
STYLE will only make a limited season.
closing May 18th. at Fifteen Dollars 10 insure
mare in fnal.
.LITTLE NED-Ten Dollars TO insure mare
in foal.
Re Money due when mare is known 10 lie n.
These terms will not be changed. Parties part
ing with or failing 10 attend promptly forfeit
the insurance. Horses .cheerfully shown.
Please visit my stable before breeding.
JOHN H. COVER,
J. e LAND, t,roOm. l3t owner